Enjoy as what you have

Are you believe CF card into Sata adaptor can be works like performance?

Micro SATA Cables - SD/SDHC Card Reader for Laptop Mini PCI Express
http://amzn.com/B00BSRPDT2

I got extra lexar 1000x 32gb cf card, look like smaller, but can try with adaptor from SD card to CF card and follow by CF card to msata and msata to Sata port.. Lol

This one much better:
SATA to Dual-CF (Compact Flash) / SSD, RAID Adapter
http://amzn.com/B005FXHFZK

Not really need. Lol. If got that adaptor I will try

As soon next week will try my OWC MacBook Pro retina late 2012 PCIe flash drive to sata 2.5" case for review and mount on MacBook unibody.

http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/Air...-Internal-Flash

Macbook Pro Mid 2012 retina SSD to 2.5 inch Sata III SSD enclosure
http://amzn.com/B00A770ZQK

Lol you can find here for some SSD review.
Later today will try my samsung 840 pro into MacBook Pro 15" mid 2012 just bough yesterday only.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3066879

i'm looking for 2.5" SSD with rm300++ budget...
hard to decide lah..so many choices...
any recommendation?
Intel SSD 520 series 120GB=rm359
Samsung 840 Evo 120GB=rm330
Corsair Force GS 120GB=rm339 etc

Samsung 840 Evo FTW!! Most value/performance right now.

Hybrid drive are not SSD. They are still from good despite of rave reviews.

but it's a SSD + a HDD
and the Black2 doesn't use the SSD component to cache your frequently accessed files,
the SSD component is independent and Windows recognizes it as a partition itself

so IMO, it isn't fair to just call the Black2 a 'Hybrid' drive

the 120gb SSD is not used for caching, it is recognized as a separate drive instead.
therefore it is more flexible than SSHDs because you can choose what programs you want on the Black2's SSD
while in Seagate's SSHD case, the drive will determine which programs you use the most and cache them instead IIRC

You get 2 disk in 1 package, means you get the SSD as a start, after you installed your OS, and installed the appropriate driver and you get the extra 1TB partition.
Notice that it shares a single SATA interface thus the bandwidth is cut in half if 2 of the disk is operate simultaneously.

Reviews also shows that the SSD and the HDD is not up to par of current SSD & HDD performance but the only advantage is you get 2 in a single package, also it's much more expensive than you get a single 120GB SSD and a 1TB HDD, a very-very niche market I would say.

Gaming?  
I'm not sure what performance do you seek in gaming from SSD but I don't think you will be getting higher frames from using SSD aside from faster loading of games or possibly in between chapters load.

IMO, getting a SSD will improve your overall experience of using your PC.
Of course games would load a tad faster but is it a drastic difference? Depends on what kind of HDD you are currently using honestly..

If you want pure performance, Samsung 840 EVO seems to be the deal right now, performance/value.
Getting a single SSD is always better than the WD Black2.

Organize all your stuff, only put your frequently accessed to the SSD, preferable left around 15% free (according to some users here) to preserve the optimum performance.
You can take the 256GB (~RM600?) for instance, or if you can't then squeeze to 128GB (~RM350?), put 1~2 games in the SSD, finish them first, uninstall and install next one, don't think you'll play 3+ games at one time? Unless you are... (The World God Only Knows, Otaku should know this  )

1TB!
First time I saw a user using 1TB SSD. No wonder the benchmark is so high. Lol by the way enjoy your Evo. You wont regret it! 

Nope. Rapid Mode disable. Using only AHCI configuration. Why?

Is it?? if thats the case lucky me and you. Lol. The performance already good even Rapid mode disable. Been using for 2 months already and happy with its silky smooth. 

RAPID mode use your RAM to cache the hot data, RAM caching tend to be risky as our system ram are volatile memory, power loss may result in data corruption.

Err, firmware cant solve such problem, unless Samsung firmware can predict when your pc going to crash or when TNB gonna cut off your power 
UPS is the only solution, which will give the SSD limited time to flush it buffer to disk, usually very fast lah, then shutdown pc = problem solved.

If i have the EVO SSD i'd enable it, i mean, why not? extra performance that utilize the excessive system resource, that's smart actually, and they claim otherwise it's safe to use, it wotn be as fragile as RAM disk cache
http://www.samsung.com/global/business/sem..._Whitepaper.pdf

There is a thing called hibernation, im pretty sure many people didnt know it, resume from hibernation is actually very fast even with slow machine.
There are many reason to use SSD, not just for faster boot time.